Kay Redfield Jamison, PhD, Talks About Suicide Prevention
How significant is the problem of suicide in teens? How can parents talk to their children about it? In this short video, Dr. Kay Jamison, PhD, Dalio Professor in Mood
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Research Aims to Shape More Precise Treatments for Depression in Women
(UCSF article shines light on the important work being done by Dr. Sandra Weiss and her many collaborators across the NNDC network.) July 2017 | Science of Caring (UCSF) Among
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Pine Rest Opens New Patient Unit, Contact Center & Main Entrance
The 3-year project to acquiring beds, enlisting professional and community feedback, working with a leading health care facility architectural firm, local construction company and trade partners, to opening the patient
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UMass Researcher Turns Idea Into a Nationally Recognized Program
During her psychosomatic medicine fellowship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, Nancy Byatt, D.O., M.B.A., had the opportunity to work as a perinatal psychiatrist at an obstetrics and gynecology
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It’s time to recognize mental health as essential to physical health
STAT | By JOHN V. CAMPO, MD The human brain is a wonder. Through folds of tissue and pulses of electricity, it lets us perceive, attempt to understand, and shape
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You are invited to participate in an exciting series highlighting the state of the art of combining TMS with functional imaging and physiology. The NIMH is bringing together the leaders in the
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National Network of Depression Centers Weighs in on "13 Reasons Why"
13 Reasons Why is a new Netflix original series depicting the events surrounding the suicide of fictional high schooler Hannah Baker. Praised by some as an unflinching account of high
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FREE EVENT – May 6: Death is Not the Answer Film Screening and Panel
LOCATION Wayne County Community College District Heinz C. Prechter Educational and Performing Arts Center 21000 Northline Road Taylor, MI 48180 DATE AND TIME Wed, May 3, 2017 6:00 PM –
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